Egyptian international Mohamed Salah, the first-team football player for Liverpool club, has continued to break records, after his goal against Burnley.
Mohamed Salah led his team, Liverpool, to a 1-0 victory with a last-minute penalty against Burnley at Turf Moor, as part of the fourth round of the Premier League.
Mohamed Salah has managed to extend his lead to 100 goal contributions over his nearest competitor since his arrival at Liverpool in the summer of 2017.
Mohamed Salah's Records After His Goal Against Burnley
Mohamed Salah now has 273 goal contributions, thus widening the gap with Son Heung-min, who has left the Premier League and Tottenham this summer for Los Angeles FC.
Among the players competing with Mohamed Salah for the most contributions since he joined Liverpool, Raheem Sterling is the only one currently in the Premier League with Chelsea, having scored 135 goals.
Meanwhile, those chasing the Egyptian in second to fourth place, Son, Kane, and De Bruyne, have all departed the Premier League.
Premier League Contributions Since Mohamed Salah Joined Liverpool
| Player | Goal Contributions |
|---|---|
| Mohamed Salah | 273 |
| Son Heung-min | 173 |
| Harry Kane | 169 |
| Kevin De Bruyne | 150 |
| Raheem Sterling | 135 |
| Jamie Vardy | 132 |
| Marcus Rashford | 118 |
| Bruno Fernandes | 114 |
| Ollie Watkins | 109 |
| Gabriel Jesus | 105 |
Salah: Liverpool's All-Time Top Scorer From Penalties
The Egyptian star has achieved a new historic record, surpassing Billy Liddell (34 goals), after scoring his 35th penalty for Liverpool in the Premier League.
Salah: Fourth Highest Scorer in Premier League History
Mohamed Salah has also secured the fourth position, surpassing Andy Cole, to become the fourth highest scorer in Premier League history.
| Player | Number of Goals |
| 1- Alan Shearer | 260 goals |
| 2- Harry Kane | 213 goals |
| 3- Wayne Rooney | 208 goals |
| 4- Mohamed Salah | 188 goals |
| 5- Andy Cole | 187 goals |
| 6- Sergio Agüero | 185 goals |
| 7- Frank Lampard | 177 goals |
| 8- Thierry Henry | 175 goals |
| 9- Robbie Fowler | 163 goals |
| 10- Jermain Defoe | 162 goals |
| 11- Michael Owen | 150 goals |
| 12- Les Ferdinand | 149 goals |
| 13- Teddy Sheringham | 146 goals |
| 14- Jamie Vardy | 145 goals |
| 15- Robin van Persie | 144 goals |
| 16- Son Heung-min | 127 goals |
| 17- Robbie Keane | 126 goals |
| 18- Nicolas Anelka | 125 goals |
| 18- Jimmy Hasselbaink | 124 goals |
| 20- Raheem Sterling | 123 goals |
| 21- Dwight Yorke | 123 goals |
| 22- Romelu Lukaku | 121 goals |
| 23- Steven Gerrard | 120 goals |
| 24- Ian Wright | 113 goals |
| 25- Sadio Mané | 111 goals |
| 26- Dion Dublin | 111 goals |
| 27- Emile Heskey | 111 goals |
| 28- Ryan Giggs | 109 goals |
| 29- Peter Crouch | 108 goals |
| 30- Paul Scholes | 107 goals |
| 31- Darren Bent | 106 goals |
| 32- Didier Drogba | 104 goals |
| 33- Cristiano Ronaldo | 103 goals |
| 34- Matthew Le Tissier | 100 goals |
| 35- Emmanuel Adebayor | 97 goals |
| 36- Yakubu | 95 goals |
| 37- Ruud van Nistelrooy | 95 goals |
| 38- Berbatov | 94 goals |
| 39- Kevin Phillips | 92 goals |
| 53- Erling Haaland | 89 goals |